Humanoid AI robots may soon jump out of Amazon vans to deliver packages

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Jun 5, 2025 - 21:00

Humanoid AI robots may soon jump out of Amazon vans to deliver packages

Unitree Robotics G1 humanoid robot cooking breakfast?

One of the great things about Amazon is its fast delivery options, especially if you’re an Amazon Prime subscriber. That speed is made possible by a massive logistics operation. Amazon stocks products in huge warehouses around the world, and those fulfillment centers can quickly ship goods to nearby customers once an order is placed.

Amazon has also come up with new ideas to improve delivery times, like using drones in certain regions or shipping goods directly to your home or car.

It’s no surprise that the next big idea to enhance Amazon deliveries (and reduce costs) involves artificial intelligence. Amazon is reportedly considering using humanoid robots powered by generative AI programs to deliver packages to your door.

That kind of test makes sense, given the AI boom we’re living through. Most of us interact with AI through apps on our phones or desktops, but we’ve also seen impressive advances in genAI for robotics in recent years. Soon enough, humanoid robots will use AI software to understand their surroundings and carry out instructions.

Those instructions might involve telling a Unitree G1 robot (above) to hop out of a Rivian car when it reaches your neighborhood, grab the correct package from the back, and deliver it to your door. This is no longer science fiction, and Amazon is reportedly testing just such scenarios.

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